PODCAST
We Recover Loudly Podcast - Unfiltered, unapologetic, and real stories of recovery.
We Recover Loudly is a podcast for anyone reclaiming their identity after life’s toughest challenges. Whether that’s addiction, mental health struggles, chronic illness, trauma, burnout, masking, or something else entirely.
Hosted by Shell, this podcast brings raw vulnerability, rebel-hearted humour and powerful human stories that challenge the polished, quiet narrative of what recovery“should” look like.
Every episode reminds you that recovery is not one-dimensional. It’s messy, complex, nonlinear and deeply personal; and that you are never the onlyone going through something hard.
At its core, We Recover Loudly is a space where shame loses its grip, where the messy middle is celebrated, and where healing becomes a conversation instead of a secret. The podcast showcases a wide range of voices, experiences and expertise from creatives to educators, from advocates to comedians, from sobriety leaders
to people rebuilding from burnout or breakdowns.
Recent guests include:
Iain Anderson @iainanderson.comedy : comedian bringing humour, honesty and humanity to conversations about addiction, mental health, grief and finding clarity through chaos.
Chloe Belle Porter @oliviadangerfinemetal : jewellery designer and silversmithsharing her journey as a neurodivergent creative and how self-expression became part of her recovery.
Dawn Connolly @soberfishie : sober coach providing grounded, compassionate wisdom on sobriety, boundaries, rebuilding trust with yourself and navigating life afteraddiction.
Reed Amber @reedamberx : sex worker, educator and sexual wellness advocate, offering bold insight into agency, healing, self-reclamation and living without shame.
We Recover Loudly is for anyone who has ever felt broken, lost, misunderstood or alone in their healing. If you’re tired of “perfect recovery” narratives…
If you want stories that feel like your own…
If you’re rebuilding from the inside out…
You’re in the right place. You’re home.
When we recover loudly, we stop others dying quietly. So let’s turn it up — and get loud.
